Wealth Witchery (2025)

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The rich witch life of your dreams is within reach with this accessible guide to manifesting abundance. Wealth Witchery teaches you how to tap into your inner magic to influence the flow of money, regardless of your current circumstances or past experiences. Through success stories and her five-step Richcraft Manifestation System, Pamela Chen encourages you to transform money energy. She offers easy-to-follow spells, exercises, and “richuals” to welcome the vibration of wealth into your life. Focus your magic on your goals with spiritual and energetic tools, such as oils, herbs, tarot cards, crystals, and moon phases. Create an abundance altar, prosperity dream board, and wealth journal. With simple daily and weekly practices, Wealth Witchery offers the magical boost every go-getter needs to live their best life.

ISBN:: 9780738773537
Length:: 240 pages

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